
Level The Vibes produced by George Phang, Harold McLarty, Delon Reid, Paul Elliott for Kemarley, Powerhouse, Luke, Manatee, Stronger in 1987
Level The Vibes Riddim Release Details
- Riddim year: 1987
- Total tracks: 19
- Unique artists on riddim: 20
- Production credits: Various Labels
- Key artists on this riddim: Anthony B, Bushman, Capleton, Cutty Ranks, Half Pint, Jah Cure
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Riddims Archive
Level The Vibes Riddim was produced in 1987 by George Phang, Harold McLarty, Delon Reid and Paul Elliott for Kemarley, Powerhouse, Luke, Manatee and Stronger, bringing together a broad mix of late-80s and later cuts on the same foundation. Half Pint’s title track, Johnny Osbourne’s Nah Get None A Me and Conroy Smith’s Dance Hall Posse are among the key selections, while the lineup also runs through names like Capleton, Bushman, Cutty Ranks, Luciano and Jah Cure. The riddim is one of those crossover sets that ties vintage roots-era voices to younger dancehall and reggae artists, with the original 1987 recordings sitting alongside later reinterpretations.
Level The Vibes Riddim Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Black Man Rise (1999)
- Bushman – Rastaman Chant (1999)
- Capleton – Who Is Dem (1999)
- Cement Kidd – Black Suit & Tie (1999)
- Conroy Smith – Dance Hall Posse (1987)
- Cutty Ranks – It Guh So (1999)
- Delon Reid – Hurt Me No More (1999)
- Half Pint – Level The Vibes (1987)
- Jah Cure – Let Jah Be Praised (1999)
- Jah Mason – Dem Think (1999)
- Johnny Osbourne – Nah Get None A Me (1987)
- Josey Wales – Code Of Conduct (1991)
- Junior Demus – Respect (1994)
- LT – Clean Out Yu Heart (1999)
- Luciano – Only Jah Jah Knows (2008)
- Major Sample – Mama Wash Belly (1999)
- Paul Elliott – Push Forward (2004)
- Ragga B & Turbulence – Let Jah Be Your Guide (2008)
- The Wailing Souls – Diamond & Pearl (1987)



